Sentence examples for interesting preparations from inspiring English sources

He offers new flavors by way of the specials, which on one visit listed 25 varieties of seafood, from raw oysters to whole Florida grouper to tilapia with one or two more interesting preparations like a bouillabaisse or shrimp Creole.

This chapter emphasizes on a number of interesting preparations and reactions.

Such an interesting preparation for a salad -- the veggie of the month, kale, prepared three ways... braised, fried and raw... drizzled with a rich vinaigrette and nubbins of cheese.

The Ar gene is located on the X chromosome, allowing for some interesting experimental preparations.

Thus, the present method seems to be interesting for preparation of highly active Fischer Tropsch catalysts.

After that was an interesting carrot preparation - baking the carrots and topping them with a sauce of crème frâiche and almonds.

Non-hydrolytic sol gel proved particularly interesting for the preparation of crystalline nanoparticles and mesoporous mixed oxides, with potential applications in catalysis, photocatalysis, energy, and gas-sensing.

Ultrasonic irradiation (ultrasonic intensity 78 W/cm2) and low catalyst concentration (C/W = 10 mof/m3) of RF solution are used as an interesting and unique preparation method for 3D interconnected macroporous sonogel (gel irradiated by ultrasound at gelation stage) and/or 3D interconnected macroporous carbon monolith without using templates.

Likewise, the significant difference in dosing requirements noted between Caucasians and non-Caucasians with both tacrolimus preparations raises interesting mechanistic hypotheses worthy of further study such as ethnic differences in CYP3A5 genotypes [ 14].

The proposed sensor architecture was notable for its simplicity of preparation and sensitivity towards the PZA drug, representing an interesting achievement in the preparation of nanodiamond-based electrochemical sensors.

Green chemistry provides an interesting approach for the preparation and application of chemical compounds.